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In a new series, she sees women living behind bars with their babies.

Boston Red Sox pitcher Tanner Houck is in stable condition after suffering a facial fracture from a line drive to the head on Friday, the team announced Saturday.

Adding flavanols into your diet might help with memory, a new study shows.

Beware of ticks this summer and pay attention to these signs of Lyme disease.

the author and her husband at their wedding

I met my first husband when I was 30 and very quickly decided, “This is it!” And once I’d proclaimed, I refused to admit that, well, it wasn’t. Call me naive, stubborn or hopelessly romantic, but not only did I not break up with him when I clearly should have ― we got married. I was a captain going down with the ship if the ship was a legal document tying you to someone you actually don’t even like. 

It did not work out.

Within a week of meeting my current husband... Читать дальше...

Whether you identify as gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender or queer, it’s hard to be happy when you have to lie about who you are. For many LGBTQ+ people, coming out as their true gender or sharing their sexuality comes fraught with fear over how family members will react, whether they’ll lose friends once they bring their authentic selves into the light, or if their workplace, church or community will look at them differently.

We mourn the loss of Daniel Ellsberg, singularly principled truth-teller, activist and "patriarch of whistleblowing" who exposed the murderous lies of the Vietnam War - with, it turns out, the help of his 13-year-old son - and spent the next 50-plus years bearing righteous witness to "the human consequences (of) what we're doing" - our wars, ravages of the planet, dalliance with nuclear mayhem. A fierce ally of "those who care about the others," he grew weary but never hopeless, insisting, "One... Читать дальше...

A yellow Met Office weather warning for thunderstorms almost entirely covers England and Wales between noon and midnight on Sunday.

It can be easy. We promise.

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1. Why is hay fever so bad this year? The pollen bomb's to blame  The Times
2. Five surprising symptoms of hay fever ahead of summer  South Wales Argus
3. I’m a pharmacist – there’s a simple way hayfever sufferers can clear a stuffy nose without any medic...  The Sun
4. ITV Dr Amir Khan says there's a reason more people are suffering from hay fever  Birmingham Live
5. Health warning issued as pollen counts rise in Wigan and surrounding areas  Wigan Today
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In the round-up: Piastri's crash 'my first major mistake in F1' • Stroll pushed team for earlier switch to slicks • Stenshorne wins FREC race

1. More people are surviving cancer but what's it like to live with the side effects?  The Times
2. New research finds most women diagnosed with early breast cancer can expect to become long-term survivors  News-Medical.Net
3. Low-Carb, Plant-Rich Diets Tied to Breast Cancer Survival?  Medscape
4. Most women with early-stage breast cancer will now survive, research shows  Pulse
5. New UK study finds women diagnosed with early-stage breast cancer are living longer  ABC News
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1. Why hay fever is getting worse  The Times
2. 5 surprising symptoms of hay fever ahead of summer  Bournemouth Echo
3. I’m a pharmacist – there’s a simple way hayfever sufferers can clear a stuffy nose without any medic...  The Sun
4. Hay fever sufferers to finally get day of respite as pollen levels set to tumble  Daily Star
5. ITV Dr Amir Khan says there's a reason more people are suffering from hay fever  Birmingham Live
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1. Horoscope today, June 18, 2023: Daily star sign guide from Mystic Meg...  The Sun
2. Your weekly horoscope: 19th-25th June 2023 – YOU Magazine  YOU Magazine
3. Lucky Numbers and Horoscopes for today 17 June 2023  The London Economic
4. Horoscope today, June 17 2023: Daily star sign guide from Mystic Meg...  The Sun
5. Daily horoscope for June 17, 2023 – forecast for all star signs  Metro.co.uk
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Every 29.5 days the Moon completes a full cycle of its eight phases. While all have a poignant meaning in terms of astrology, the New Moon is one of the most significant lunar events. And Sunday, June 18 marks just one of 13 that occur each year.

EXCLUSIVE: While Christina O'Connor views the prison term she received when she was 19 as her salvation, she feels the criminal record she received prevents her receiving total "absolution".

WHEN Honor is invited by her famous American author dad to spend the summer in The Hamptons, she hopes it might prove the spark for her own writing.

DEFENCE lawyer Neve is handed the biggest case of her career after the sudden death of the previous barrister.

AS we pull into pretty Topsham high street and spot several pubs and a cute-looking tearoom, I turn to my partner Steve and say: “I’m starving!”

OPERATION give your man a health MOT! 

Whether it’s your dad, your partner or your son, now’s the time for a check-up.

Men aren’t famed for rushing to the doctor the second they have a health niggle or develop a dodgy symptom.

In fact, Bupa Health Clinics found a quarter of men put off seeing their GP for as long as possible, with 58% saying they hope their issue will just vanish if they ignore it. Читать дальше...

IN 2019, former professional rugby player Rob Burrow was diagnosed with the incurable condition motor neurone disease.

APPRENTICE star and West Ham United vice-chair Karren Brady answers your careers questions.

OUR much-loved astrologer Meg sadly died in March but her column will be kept alive by her friend and protégé Maggie Innes.